Floor Rot
What would be the best way to tackle this floor rot? The last 6 inches of plywood is rotten on the back. Can I cut a new piece of marine grade plywood and slide it in to replace the rotten wood? I ...
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Try using a penetrating epoxy first then the fix you mentioned. Should make it pretty strong.
Wood rot is a big concern on any truck camper I have seen. Why they would use wood in that area remains a mystery to me. And just putting on some epoxy first to seal that wood would give it many more years of service.
I like the alaskan campers, but then I see how much untreated wood they have and I say no thanks!
Coming from a nautical background I am very much aware of the effect water has on wood, and add salt to it from winter and its a real problem.
Try using a penetrating epoxy first then the fix you mentioned. Should make it pretty strong.
Wood rot is a big concern on any truck camper I have seen. Why they would use wood in that area remains a mystery to me. And just putting on some epoxy first to seal that wood would give it many more years of service.
I like the alaskan campers, but then I see how much untreated wood they have and I say no thanks!
Coming from a nautical background I am very much aware of the effect water has on wood, and add salt to it from winter and its a real problem.
